Will Honor the Heroes Parade at Lindenwood Cemetery Observance
Decoration Day observance features a parade from Berry Street to Lindenwood Cemetery followed by exercises at Lindenwood and Dawton Jowick. The program includes invocations, hymns, and speeches, with wreaths for the Unknown Dead and Memorial Day rites. Local industries grant holidays. city business will pause during the events.
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Lindenwood Cemetery
Linden
Wood Cemetery
Berry Street
Rockhill
Paneth
Main
Lindenwood
Wayne
Kalix
Howe Sa
Spain
Legion
James “van
Amp ” Thompson
Willan
Don’ Nell
Ee We Aldrich
W. Bright
W. A. Carmer
Joh Ryan
Ralph Snyder
Wili Barnett
H.C. Moriarty
Dobsilla Sa Ifallows
Pre
Cotton King In Trouble Indictments Hit New York Trader
Theodore H. Price a former president of a cotton concern surrendered after federal indictments were returned in both Washington and New York. He faces charges of conspiracy to commit offenses against the United States and bribery of a government officer. Indictments also name Frederick A. Peckham Maged Haas Bewerd Holmes Jr. and others for involvement in government crop report checks. Price previously headed Price McGormick & Co which failed in 1900.
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New York
Theodore
Lenowe
Bucause
Hla
Wie Bude Ire Susuraneo Company
Sudidtel
Erat
Tony
Price
United States
Federal Court
Ibiy
Mer. Pr
Ball
Pring Arst
Af Price, McGormick
Washington
Pheodore H. Price
Frederick
A. ‘Peckham
Maged Haas
Recall of Centlivre safe blow puzzles police
Officers at central station grouse over quiet spell after a 1905 Centlivre safe robbery that netted about £2.00 and left no clues. Sergeant W. F. Papert recalls a similar quiet period with an unexpected flare of activity years back.
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Centlivre
Sargeant
W. F. Papert
Herackymen
Nnfair
Nomination Plan Reported for William J Bryan at Denver
Washington May 23. It was stated on reliable authority that J J Bunn assistant only attorney of Omaha will place William J Bryan in nomination for the presidency at the Denver convention among those who will second the nomination will be Representative J Thomas Hellin of Alabama.
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Washington
J. J. Bunn
Omaha
Neb
Wiliam J. Bryan
Denver
J. Thomas Hellin
Alabama
Where Distinguished Americans Lie in Journesing to the Tomb
The piece recalls Goethe’s advice to honor great men and argues Mary Washington should sit among Republic shrines. It notes Washington’s mother shaped his character and education, her grave in Fredericksburg, and a long neglect finally cured by two women who funded a stone monument.
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Goethe
Mary Washington
Republic
Washington
Bary
Beil
Fredericksburg
Marz
Rotherel Washinston
Fight on Money Bill Delays Aldrich-Vreeland Debate
In Washington the Aldrich-Vreeland currency bill faces a stiff filibuster led by La Follette. He demands perpetual quorum and twenty roll calls, threatening a three-week Senate session to force concessions. The chamber grows tense as Republicans and Democrats clash over the conference report and timetable.
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Washington
Icsus
Senate
Beaster la Follette
Aldrich-Vreeland
la Folletta
Forakerpied
la Fallette
Aldrich
la Follette
Stone
Gore
Mr. Gore
Jose
Jere Stone
Mr. Stone
Learms
Receivers Appointed for Wabash Pittsburg Terminal
Judge James Young named receivers for the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railroad Gould line linking the Wabash system to Pittsburg. Henry T. W. McMasters and Francis H. Skelding were installed with a $100000 bond. Immediate control given to maintain operations amid $590000 in overdue interest and other obligations. A creditors’ committee, including James H. Wallace and Paul Morton, formed to protect first mortgage bondholders as talks of reorganization continue.
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Pittsburg
James 5. Young
United States Mircuit Court
Wabash-Pittsburg
Gould
Henry TW. McMasters
Francis H. Skelding
First National Bank
New York
Wabash Pitteburg
Wabach
Pliteburg
Wall Street x
James H. Wallace
The
Central Trust Company
Paul Morton
Life Assurance Soinety
Matos Harry Brenner
Myron
Werrick Jo
Gordon Abbott
Charley P
Corgulttee
Weather forecast for Ohio and regions with unsettled showers
Weather report lists showers for Ohio Saturday and Sunday with fresh east winds and thunderstorms. Notes fair conditions in other areas with south winds and variable temperatures. A questionable forecast line references Ohio and nearby regions with incomplete phrases and typos, but implies a widespread unsettled pattern and possible rain.
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Washington
Ohio
Tornadoes Struck Evansville Cause Major Damage
Two tornadoes swept Evansville Indiana at 4 pm causing widespread destruction. Ninety mile per hour winds damaged the wharf, snapped moorings and turned a boat, roofs ripped from business buildings, shattered glass fronts, and much property loss with damage above thirty thousand dollars. Several injured and numerous narrow escapes reported.
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Evansvillia
Ind
Evansvilla
Ryer
Jewell and Hopkins
J. M. Wittemore, Paetter~ Shelm Brothers
Anchor Supply Company
Water Street
Legeman Printing Company
Barker and Bell
Court House
Nine Horses Stolen as Green Confesses theft near Crawfordsville
Brownstown Democrat nominates George Long for state senator. In Montgomery and Fountain counties, Green, a 28 to 30 year old farmer from near Crawfordsville, confessed to stealing nine horses. Bicycle policemen arrested him after a tip from Mathaw Robinson. Investigation by Lt. Manning traced horses shipped to Chicago for sale and linked thefts to other counties.
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Negra Hostler
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Yaoihs
Montgomery
Fountain Counties
Mimy Awore
Green
Daya
Robinson
Manning
Wily Willets
Atilen
Ind
Conference on Church Extension and Home Missions Debates Reforms
The Day 39 session of the General Conference on Church Extension and Home Missions debated amendments to the report of the committee. Key actions include ordering a conference of 71 members including all bishops, electing officers and representatives, and limiting number of foreign agents. The conference faced parliamentary confusion and reduced emphasis on district loans and mission extents.
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Baltimore
M. JB
Board of Bishops
Anager
Dlerice! Fronsiameral Conference
Board of Managers
Ty Pwr
Ioan
Hinine Oissione
Corner in Corn Bustle Shifts Market Under Patten Influence
In Chicago a rare corner on corn disrupted trading as Patten and associates steered short sales. May corn rose from October lows to around 1.06 to 1.10, with a reported 6,000,000 to 8,800,000 bushels delivered to Patten. Short sellers faced pressure as railroads issued rush orders to meet May contracts, yet Patten maintained control of the market.
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Chicago
Wagcom
JAL Atten
Cu Ihis
Wid Tl Associates
Ooak
Pacob
Paeten
Sute
Xralu
Shorts
Deckers
Patter V
Patten
Aly
Dee
Maren
Sike
Jhes
Fragmentary Little Journeys to Presidents Tombs
A damaged OCR text recounts Andrew Jackson’s tomb in Nashville Tennessee with fragments of the Jackson family graveyard and monument details. It mentions Mrs Jackson and a ceremonial tablet, plus references to a will and symbolic phrasing about the dead president.
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Andre. Jackson
Nashville
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